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A 3D model of the Royal Exchange in Manchester.
Although it's not quite an exact replicar of the real thing, I think it's pretty dam close, and quite frankly if I spend another minute working on this model, I swear my head is going to explode.
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That is a very nice model you have made there. I even know exactly where that building is in the real world.
It looks amazing. I love the lighting setup.
indeed the lighting really brings out the geometry, would love to see some close ups but great work!
Look at the last couple of links in the description. There are some nice closeups for you to drool over.
ugh dear god im thick :D cheers!
Nice work...keep that CVG spirit alive hehehe ahh I miss that place. What's the poly count on this? It's truly awesome!
I dunno, about a gazillion polys... or something.. maybe a little too high for a game engine D:
i think you could easily achieve the general shape keeping a low poly count though, then some normal maps and texture baking would be enough for all the details. Not sure but it'd certainly be worth trying and be a sweet addition to any game design portfolio.